Callaway Golf has unveiled its latest line of woods and it is pretty Epic. Callaway's Great Big Bertha Epic driver and GBB Epic Sub Zero driver both incorporate the company's patent-pending ...

Golf club design may have reached a turning point with Callaway’s latest breakthrough in driver technology. On the heels of its revolutionary Jailbreak technology in the popular Epic line of ...

When the original GBB Epic line of drivers and fairway woods was introduced they jolted the equipment world with the very first iteration of Callaway’s speed-inducing Jailbreak technology.

Callaway has brought back the Epic line with the Epic Speed, Epic MAX, and Epic MAX LS. Each of the drivers were designed by Artificial Intelligence, a practice Callaway has been employing in club ...

Callaway’s flagship Epic Flash family of drivers is getting a new addition, but unless you’ve got a space reserved with your name on it in player parking at the next tour event—or at least ...

Callaway has officially announced the new Great Big Bertha Epic line of drivers and fairway woods. The GBB Epic driver, GBB Epic Sub Zero driver, GBB Epic fairway woods and GBB Epic Sub Zero fairway ...

To say the new Callaway Epic Flash drivers shift the paradigm for face design is to not understand the word "paradigm." The fact is a paradigm is an established trend or typical example ...

Callaway is acclaimed as a leading brand in golf drivers, mainly recognized for its renowned Epic Driver. The company employs artificial intelligence in crafting a specialized internal titanium ...

Callaway drivers run between $249 to $699. Older models like the Mavrik, Epic and X Hot are less than $300, while the newest models like Paradym and Great Big Bertha are $599 to $699. Newer models ...